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All Forum Posts by: Khari F.

Khari F. has started 13 posts and replied 149 times.

Post: FHA one yr residence requirement

Khari F.Posted
  • Kissimmee, FL
  • Posts 150
  • Votes 27

@Jon Schwartz I just wanted an understanding on "continuous". My assumption is you can only have one primary residence during this fha year and if you decide to sleep on the couch in your primary residence or at a friend for a few months in that year its ok and im free to rent out my unit during that time. I guess it's a gray area which is why I dont see that mentioned anywhere on BP. 

ridgewood and bedstuy would be best bet just as far as event/culture trends (where young ppl want to live). ppl moving to bedstuy dont mind the grungy and still borders bushwick. bedstuy willl prob have most growth as far as minority owned small businesses. trains, gyms close by. also wyckoff hospital is buying mfh nearby and using them as offices. it's possible a larger hospital network like lij/northwell health will buy them and expand so you may have a rental property to sell to them. lol. dont be suprised if new mayor proposes some new train or fast rail line like the L train on outskirts of bk\queens. your prop value will skyrocket in 10 years if you bet on that. I say bet on the long game of appreciation in these area. cash flow is for you, appreciation is your kids. 

Post: How to determine cap ex due dates

Khari F.Posted
  • Kissimmee, FL
  • Posts 150
  • Votes 27

Hi

when evaluating a property how do you determine when capex will be approaching so you can better allocated funds to your reserves? I assume you dont wait till it goes bad and preemptively plan a rough due date and use those funds accordingly. are their any tax benefits to holding reserves for capex in primary residence?

Post: Feeling stuck- what would you do?

Khari F.Posted
  • Kissimmee, FL
  • Posts 150
  • Votes 27
Originally posted by @John Teachout:

I see a list of common flipper mistakes in this thread. And almost every flipper makes them on their first flip.

1. Over estimating ARV

2. Underestimating repair costs

3. Underestimating holding time

4. Underestimating cost of money (due to 2 and 3 above)

This results in a loss many times. The longer you wait before aggressively marketing the property, the more bleeding will take place. ie, if the property was sold sooner at a lower price, it would have been better than selling later at a lower price. I'd suggest you get out from under this situation asap, regroup and move forward from there.

How do you best calculate ARV conservatively using comps?

Post: Online resources for researching comps

Khari F.Posted
  • Kissimmee, FL
  • Posts 150
  • Votes 27

What are some good online resources to research recent purchase price of properties for comp? Is there a tool that can compare difference in sales prices of properties within neighborhood based on their amenities or lack of? I figure that would be best way to calibrate costs of value-add - i.e if prop w these features sold for x amount more than prop without with these features > how can I add those features for a cost less than the difference?

Post: FHA one yr residence requirement

Khari F.Posted
  • Kissimmee, FL
  • Posts 150
  • Votes 27
Originally posted by @Reid Chauvin:

Here's some snippets from the HUD handbook on the subject:

"A principal residence is a property that will be occupied by the borrower for the majority of the calendar year"

And

"FHA security instruments require a borrower to establish bona fide occupancy in a home as the borrower's principal residence within 60 days of signing the security instrument, with continued occupancy for at least one year."

Thanks. for a house hack on a duplex for an example where Im renting one unit, after 183 days I can begin rent out my unit?

Post: FHA one yr residence requirement

Khari F.Posted
  • Kissimmee, FL
  • Posts 150
  • Votes 27

Hello 

What qualifies as primary residence per fha requirements? Mailing address? Percentage of time spent there?

Post: Investor friendly agent in Ocala FL Marion County

Khari F.Posted
  • Kissimmee, FL
  • Posts 150
  • Votes 27

To give yourself more time, try to get your new property under contract before your old property closes. You just have to close the sale before closing the purchase. 

when you call them up ask speak to someone who deals with portfolio loans.

Post: 2nd Commercial Deal. Minnesota

Khari F.Posted
  • Kissimmee, FL
  • Posts 150
  • Votes 27

Awesome keep us posted